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Brian Stelter / CNN:
When covering Trump's tweets telling freshman congresswomen to “go back” to their countries, major media outlets relied on critics to label them as racist — New York (CNN Business)A version of this article first appeared in the “Reliable Sources” newsletter. You can sign up for free right here.
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Margaret Sullivan / Washington Post:
Tiptoeing around Trump's racism is a betrayal of journalistic truth-telling, which requires journalists to embrace direct language and clear framing of issues — Long before Donald Trump ran for president, an inside-journalism battle was raging over the ideas of objectivity and balance.
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New York Times, CNN, Los Angeles Times, @chrislu44, @lpolgreen, Associated Press and VICE
Caroline Kitchener / The Lily:
The radio show “Here & Now” based an episode on a book by historian Sarah Milov, but the three men in the segment failed to name her or the title of her book — They have tenure. She does not. — Updated at 8 p.m. on July 14. — Sarah Milov was sitting at her kitchen table …
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WBUR, @allofmilov, @ndbconnolly, @zeynep, @queenmab87, @lmesseri, @backstoryradio, @backstoryradio, @nataliapetrzela, @waitmanb, @alice__driver, @nick_kapur, @danimmergluck, @davidlparsons, @ankahajkova, @cakitchener, @thelilynews, @backstoryradio, @1gillianfrank1, @catstaggs, @amyngyn and @amwhisnant
Bloomberg:
How YouTube trampled dozens of companies as it grew over the years, from ad brokers like AppNexus to content networks like Vevo and Machinima — - Former allies, rivals in video ads seek trustbuster attention — Google unit says it competes in broader market, including TV
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@mhbergen, @bokelley, @jason_kint, @annehummert, @lucas_shaw and @swodinsky, more at Techmeme »
Karissa Bell / Mashable:
Snapchat is testing Shows, a dedicated section for shows separate from the main Discover page that resembles the Netflix homepage — Snapchat's plan to reinvent TV is picking up steam. The company, which hasn't always had an easy relationship with high-profile users …
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Observer and MSPoweruser
Max Willens / Digiday:
Amazon Prime Day shows importance of commerce revenue for publishers, as more Verizon Media sites cover the event and CNET mobilizes majority of editorial staff — As Prime Day continues to expand — the shopping extravaganza will last 48 hours this year, up from 36 hours last year and 30 hours …
Michael Calderone / Politico:
Bernie Sanders' campaign expresses frustration with media coverage they see as biased, excessively negative, or dismissive of the candidate — If Bernie Sanders' team had its way, every reporter covering the Vermont senator would put out a tweet disclosing their unvarnished, personal feelings about the candidate.
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@daviduberti and @politico
Vanessa Fuhrmans / Wall Street Journal:
Interview with Norah O'Donnell, who on Monday will become the anchor of CBS Evening News, which she plans to move from Manhattan to Washington this fall — As she takes over the ‘CBS Evening News,’ a veteran TV journalist hopes to sort ‘fact from fiction’—and plans a long stay in the job
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@cbsnewspress, @wsj and @jayrosen_nyu
Maddie Stone / Gizmodo:
Gizmodo says The New Republic is withdrawing from a September climate change forum after some partners leave in response to TNR's offensive Pete Buttigieg post — On Friday, The New Republic published an an offensive, homophobic attack on Democratic candidate Pete Buttigieg.
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CNN, The Daily Caller, Associated Press, Slate, @forlibrarians and @brianstelter
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Ellie Bufkin / Washington Examiner:
The New Republic has taken down an article by Dale Peck about Pete Buttigieg that included speculation about his sex life and repeatedly called him “Mary Pete”
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@brianstelter, @newrepublic, NBC News, @jrosenbaum, @lehmannchris, Publishers Lunch, @sopandeb, @ananavarro, @blakersdozen, @djjudd, Newser, @timodc, bookforum.com, @pamelacolloff, @joshtpm, @tomgara, @elienyc, @dalepeck, @andrewmseaman, @secupp, @mattherdman, @justinbaragona, @nytimescohen, @baseballcrank, @natesilver538, @tomgara, @nprscottsimon, @moelleithee, @dandrezner, @mathewi and @dangillmor
Bloomberg:
Source: James Murdoch has invested $20M in The Void, a startup that has launched immersive, interactive VR venues in 11 cities around the world — - Mogul is building diverse portfolio after leaving Fox empire — James Murdoch, heir to billionaire media magnate Rupert Murdoch …
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Variety, @business and @newsynick
Taylor Lorenz / The Atlantic:
Less than a year after TikTok's US launch, the popularity of its stars at VidCon shows that it's poised to dominate the American social media landscape — Anaheim, Calif.—Last night, YouTube hosted its annual VidCon party, in one of the Anaheim Convention Center's large halls …
Chris Quinn / Cleveland.com:
“Stunned” by success of Project Text, which charges $4/month for daily texts from reporters, Cleveland.com trials the model with hyperlocal news in Lakewood, OH — One of the biggest casualties of the rapidly evolving media landscape is what we call hyperlocal reporting …
Michael de Adder / NBC News:
Editorial cartoonist who lost his job after satirizing Trump and dead migrants says cartoons have never been more powerful, but their potential is often wasted — Trump makes the case for editorial cartoonists pretty much every day. Are we really willing to allow such an important journalistic tradition to die out?
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@nbcnewsthink and iMediaEthics
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